Nzema Kotoko captain, Maxwell Kofi Kumadoh, has issued an emotional call for support following his team’s narrow 1-0 victory over Soccer Intellectuals at the Awulae Amihere Kpanyinli III Arena in Ampain on Sunday.
In a post-match interview, Kumadoh emphasized how much the support from the team’s loyal followers means to them, especially during such trying times on the league table. He also admitted that the team feels more energized and confident whenever they receive cheers from their fans, making it crucial for supporters to rally behind the team in this crucial phase of the season.
Kumadoh, who has been a standout leader for the team, acknowledged the ongoing struggles as Nzema Kotoko currently sits 15th on the Access Bank Division One League standings. Despite this challenging position, he was optimistic, stating that their victory over Soccer Intellectuals would serve as a much-needed boost to help propel the team away from the threat of relegation. He expressed a strong determination to build on this win and focus on upcoming matches to push for better results in the league.
Looking ahead, Kumadoh set his sights on the upcoming match against UCC Youngsters on Sunday, March 9th, 2025, in Cape Coast. He promised supporters that the team would give their maximum effort to secure all three points. With the team still fighting for survival, Kumadoh made it clear that they would leave no stone unturned in their quest to rise up the league table. Kumadoh urged every fan and well-wisher to continue showing their unwavering support as the team fights to stay in the division.
Nzema Kotoko’s immediate focus is on surviving relegation, and Kumadoh’s words resonated with a sense of hope for a turnaround. With their home fixture against New Edubiase following their clash with UCC Youngsters, Kumadoh believes that the team has the potential to turn things around. His leadership and confidence in the squad, coupled with the fans’ support, could be the driving force behind their efforts to avoid relegation and make a strong comeback in the Access Bank Division One League.